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Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

sALk-fWJD 3-'SrOkY BhlCk
I,rse and sitcten, No. 900 Chestnut
HI 100 f.,. desp; now tin roof; dry
I 10 trouble 70 ront; Selling because
b now living In PhilndoiQhia: a
n s.li soon. Apply 70 j. J. WILL
grocs, Uhoytnut and ADA ms sts..
|r,ei, h. o 2e0 Z. DAuphin street
kslDhh Pa. oio-iW-
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22
EKoPUSALS.

Sealed proposals will bs received un.n {
o. 10. o. tc5oDet 20. 1857, for tuptisins the
Almshoutc and lns''e Asylom ,fam Co.
20, lssT, TO JAnIa'y Is, 1879. V tn 'f~oh boo (
mutton. salt pots, brssd. grocer 90, dry
GOODS hats, clo,n lag, diu.a and neci,ites,
tobacco, scpp beam, Frli batter. fur ard
s-An. .-h"AH ahd ssSYss il!pysls sre gss.lps
bii0 for fiesh D..i VII. 20 ~ tue 3aafte;
10 proportion CT oao hind quarter with the
Kidney fat taTsr o7t. with dur fo:e quar-.
ters out OF cattle well fsttei AID dies.iag
not isis than 500 poundI.
Ftfs for mutton will bs for .oro gusrtert
oily. 0eAc',-" =ust not b. o; less stand
ard OF gravity than rs
All tupyl %, eJo:pt drag, 70 DO delivered
IT tho almSnouse ct Iuch tiGo) epi ir
soch quantities as mar co rtquired. Sim
Pies tf the goods can 10 seen at the
Almthouse aud Blank fchecules for the C N
venierce Of bicd.r will b, fui nithed TO enJ
ono wishing To bit for SUI plies.
The trustees res:rye thsright 70 reject any
or all bids
RI order Of he Irus'ces OF 'he Plor Of low
Caste c.uniy. .IuAN GUfHslt.
1x0-;f eupCTinienicnt.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

Ladies ard gentlemen arc tnstrnstod aa
technical knoRlsdee Qualify tng themt feg
tho treBsacti:n OF business and the proper
nanaR eInent OF business stfaira.
Susiness men, merchants and farmers
who Rave had doubts "a 70 hethsr 0 pfaota-
Ca, business education could es obtatnaA
outside OF the counting room have hoen sur.
prsetd at tie thoroughly prao.io mapnee
been qualified for business snqayomonts ~
Pierce COLLEGE. srd arc NV auaong ia
wRrInest ffienrs
Ten hundred and kt,'y (iOd0) StudsQss
Last year
Oa.i or write for Ci,crI and s1rr "a anco-
n en- pronesd'nEs, ooushp.rK sga WHO'S a
tovernoIs Beaver ~ iiirLs a. rev. Sam.
W. small shd dte, san. J. a2>.
Hyv wv TI 49, strqn
Otkcrs, ho.pIs : 4 u } 100 - Tipas.
aiS soJA S-3m
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

a TTEA EnOA ,.--a Ii. 4 skboRS
"A sizing pure drugs and cbemiosio,
siehirx thuir prescriptions or priys" =
saiyJ,y cersf1sly Compounded wiSN pnrS
is.kaia sheuid 10 Sc the orug gtofe o.
Es Il. BEIMaMUEar
no. III ExY-ssasssss. WN2AinStea Dsi
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22
For Salo.

MARKET
30 saN nrop,rt,; s,ora amt dwelling.
~. iho tpbecIibsr cow ie,ides,
~ ,, yss,s has carried on successiuliy
.":ns isiloring sld Clothing Busi.
In. Market street nont Ia "a feet .
,s,rirg bact ~ feet. Thsa for IL
.in.fss 1t is2o feet wide back 70
a,est Cd which is erected o sub
4 ,sr,t.siory brick ouildipg, 3e1<o It.
|rsno. Y dpell''-s on marRet street
fsi .,ssd QGs. Ill health compel.
IN, n'a.e &, others. wish 10 seil
k,u tuslnets. Yours etc, ,
1, UYRUo STERS.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

5tL1'
and tss',ing, n. W. CDR. CT Jackson
M, ,tles,s. rice tL6uo
"a nwsllinR. y, Il. COZ. OF Eleventh
Snr,,, s,tseH. Price, % go.
,sd dve ing, corner of Taylor and
streets. 5000 s,
I iBd dVslllng. ". 3. coInst oi SiA'n
hi fue.ts. PHcs = 900.
sE ciLe. Of Front and Mafke'
uIUhuE Il. TOWNSEND,
! no. oit Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

When bapy Vas stcs, We gave her Dastorta,
When shn wa u Child. she cried fer Gao turiA
When ans .,.CsE,e Gisi, size chung To Gas torta
When she hAj ohndrau, she gave than Gas
to ,rtn.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22
|" ONE sgalMUTE-

E1 SSIISasmatic, Heuralgi,, solst 10
IES ana u. sharp and Nervous Pains
|N\ m,a,n nsas1ess rolievsd in ono
LSb\ Pain p,o ~ the Cuticura Anti.
Sfouer Ji,ns r.At druRRists,2b cents
u S'slSn' oteg and chemical Oom
atWshsahw I'm
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

FsacetiCt 3lcp NJ on,

Complaint Ia made that the garbage
onsts have not hssn on Seventh street.
between nj .d.sau and Monroe, for the
mas. three weeks The slop bal rsls are
Toll and the bouses; eepers are In quan-
Gary iu rssetd to them. The confraoto.
should be sdtKsd up With eha1p stick.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

N
scciatton Of New Castle County Il r the g.
oovery OF Stolen Horse1 snd Mules" under
the new charter, will bs heid in the board
OF Irade rooms, oornor 7th snd Shipley sls.,
on SATURDAY, tctdrer ;gth, )sST, ni 10 g. IN
1he annual elec aon OF oidcers win DO had
and other business OF iinpoI taneo taasac;
I'd. A fuli attend sne 10 requosied.
J. "A. III FgElAEH, Secretary.
Wilmington, Del, Cot. 10, 1887.
OIL, g2,.53I
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

Hand In your name FOX ClRsGs vatch
Climb. 497 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

First drawing 10 Clark's wstch CLUB,
Oct, 2S. 407 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

b Skl.E.-A yEEY DESIRABLE
BIN 0. llG acre conveniently located;
d non 8ilminEt0r +; esty terms. Ad
t % esti hott eckoH Attotneys ior
oll-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

B sALE--ONE Oh EST N U I
Srovn horse, between and s years OF
l.lhaads high, a good driyer,. csn bt
! byS lsty. W. b. BULLOCK, Tenth
k,aAn nnets. e5s-u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

ksAIE-AT A BARGAIN, ONE
1 me An, u farms In Delaware County,
Iaf e ,nrordvllle station, on the Baii.-
I.ntral Rs,lroai, containing 81 acres.
Segtlngs, irult IN abundance ana un-
ksot -tAie Of cultivation. Call on or ad-
u J. PElRCE, No. 8 West Seventh
etty. s20-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

NEISS kLUaESTINr; ruSlAs,
N Teacher OF Music,
so 9ss 4l2fast gih street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

nOiNG. PLEASANT ROOMS,
Esa't E'ano. "ithont board souLk west corn r
Fea'L anu Ring streets. octis-6t'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

D Sbl.E-LaBHE AND MALL
|GtrssrtoNn wagons 90 fa;r pIicos.
\ Collection Of brhnoss wagons. W
|AUND md and French sts. Al0-3ms
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

y sALE-2 OR 8 GOOD BRIOk-
ka'es, tcheapi. or will trade for build.
pua imsll farm. J. y. flOkELsS,
h street,. VII. Dol. oS-3m
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

ksALG--VtRY CHEAP, A LOT L Y
Mh composted NOR Jeco manure
I, friti Oo., 2ll W. 3D. bt. oxo.sts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-22

l john q. a--7nt, No. IL Eas, Soventt
| street, ia pr-p,Ied y, eupp!y ary Kipd OF al
| Kinds OF books at Lowest Pogs,ble DasL
1 sprioes, or vii, sell some on iustaliMents O.
sm all WookIY or monthly payMen4
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New York, Q; Chicn.o. a.


NKw YORK, July Is The New York
club braced up today. They played
IN fee firm, aud sent the Chicago
men away with defeat. The victory
was won by superior batting and
Keefs's telling delivery. The visitors
made but four actual hits, three Of
which were made in the first three
innings. Excepting Darline's wild
throwing, the fielding on both sides
vas brilliant. Ia The fourth inning
Ewing came In to catch, for the q rst
time this season, and Br wn went 10
third base. Attendance 1000. score
Chicago. ...........0 02O OOOOO-2
New Yofk-."-..l 00l O2lls-7
EirIed ruus - Chicago, /; New
York, 4. Two base hits-PfeifIer.
Ward, Tternsn. Three ta,e hit-Ew.
ing. Double plsys-Brown and Ew.
log, Ewing and Conner, Dsly aud An.
SOB, Pleifi'r and Arson, Anson and
Burns. First on bsls- Ryan, Anson.
Common 8, Gore, Rcnsrdson and
Kse'e. First on erfors-Cnicsgo, /:
New York, l. Struck cut-Ohicspo.
3; New York, 3. Passed ball-Brown,
/. Wild pitch-Ksefel. Time-Two
hours. Umpire-Powers.
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MEMPHIS IMPORTS.
she IL % Ne Grss I'D n Bond 20 ne.
eeiye the Gosds.

Capt. Thomas +. foDin. Surveyor OF
Customs for this port, returned yestsr.
dpy from New Orleans, where he had
been In the intsres OF Memphis mer.
chants who import iireign goods, and
which come through he port 81 New
Orleans. Heretofore the Anchor
Line steamers rave q through bond
that lie, they we're allowed 10 carry
imported 20 d, through 10 81 Louis
and way poinisand wanted 10 include
Memphis under this old bond.
Having already secured permits
sion from the Secretary Of the
Treasury 10 permit the Anchor Line TO
give q separate bond, 10 bring i'm.
ported goods unappfai sed fro n New
o 'lears to Memphis, aud a. the appli.
cation for this bond had 10 be passed
upon by ths collector Of the port OF
New 0rlea Vhs Memphis port beiog
In the New Orleans distrlct) Ospt.
Tobln carried the application In person
w nun - - utet tut fohtCtof W
the port NJ. Jonas approved Of II
aud further sisted 10 Surveyor Tobin
that he would d. all Ia his power 10
facilitate the handling OF all unap.
praised god. In bond coming through
the poritf Ns~ o leans and consigned
10 the port OF Memphis
The pspes will b. cent 10 Washing
ton and IN the course OF q week or h n
days the bond will be here which will
put Memphis on he same plane with
her sister Giles no the river.
Oapt. John A. scudder, the Presi.
den, OF the Anch Linz, agrees 10
give the aair bond rny where from
$50. 0oe 10 $4,000, aud more. n nee
eesary.
=Speakipg Of hi. trip 10 New o leans,
Capt Tobin said that h. learned q
great dea ahou custom house afairs,
which will b. u much bensa, TO him
He slsj stated hat he received every
coprtssy at ths hands OF NJ. Jonas
and all OF the attaches a the hon Q,
and tia, he was truly CAD that he
| made tina trim
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NEW ORLEANS DOWNgD.
fHk CHALLENGE OF MANAGER
FORCE ACCEP TED.
Eighteen Newspaper Men VIII Tackle
the Memphis Rrowns This
Afternoon.

The challenge Of msnacer Fsrce to
play his tesm against two amateur
seams was accepted yesterday by the
ball players who are employed in the
different newspaper Offices in the
city. The game will b. played this
afternoon at Citizens Park, and It will
be well worth seeing. The newspa.
per team will play Is follows: Boggi-
ana, c.; Hutton, p; Arnold, 6. r.; Nc.
Lefresh, frat base; Werkoven, second
base; LeClerc, third base; Pomp,
Pdddy, Peacock, Crabb, d axe,
holmes, Sims, Love, Green, Phillips,
hcKueh and Miner In the field. The
Browns position and batting order is
asfollows: Smith, jgh' fielder; B ack
center fielder; Peix d ct base; Crotty,
third base; Force, short stop; d. Nc
Keough. ca cher; {. McAleer, left
fielder; Phelao, second base; g. Nc.
Keough, pitcher.
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Horne Trader. ~ srt.

Early Sunday morning Msssrs. W
7. Collision and @. =. COMPTON, q
couple Of horse traders, went out for
q drive, and whils descending a hill
on Uoion avenue, near the 0yeYton
place, the patent kingbolt a their bog
" broke, the horee carrying the front
wheels forwarl aud throwing the oc
cupsnts Of tbs vehicle h the ground.
Golds'on, who held the lines, WA
dragged abont Atty yards end iustain.
ed 4 lev fcfa chee. Compton fell
upon bis head, received a broken
nose and other bruises about the
body. Another vehicle was sent out
and the ibjured men broush, In aud
placed under tho care a DR. Williford
who expects 10 have them out again In
a lev days.
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Charleston, 8; New orleans, Q.

lbFheAab Nv
CHARLESTON, 8. o., July IS. - With
the themome or 1889 in the shade, full
ly 4O0e PEG, lie were a. the baseball
grounds this afternoon when the game
was called. Both teams we're in splen.
did condition and the result was one
Of the fnest games ever seen on The
diamond here. smith, who held the
box for Charleston, struck out FIVE
men cJnsecuive.y. In the fret and
second innings the visitors made two
runs, but never got man across the
plate after that. Charlt ston put up
one run In the frat ihIes innings and
was then retired in succession until
the ninth inning, when q wild throw
from Gui's 10 nrst, q passed ball by
Wells and two bsgser by Hines
brought IL two mora runs. The city
Ia wild with delight over the victory,
and especially one fact, that the home
tenn played without single error.
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\ NE TUkT.


Coed sport ~ Brighter. Reach.
NEW YoRK, July lS-Tnere was q
good breeze at b ighton Beach today;
the track was $40. from Yesterday
rains. Attendance 500.
First Race-For two year olds
three quarters mile. Palstka won,
Manhattan second, Chrich,on third.
Time-l;lsi.
Second Race-Selling purse; one
mile and one.Hx,eenth. Lizzie Wal.
ton wln, Big Head Second, Lea third.
Time I :63.
Third Rlce-Selling puree; seven.
eighths mile. Armstrong won. Callers
second, Els Hardy third. Time
1874.
Fourth R,ce-Hsndicsp: one and
one-fourth miles Treeurer won, Rec
quet second, Frolic third. Time
Gall.
Fifth Race - Beaten allowances
seven-eiRh hs mite N az ara won, Marsh
Redon second, MJntauk third. Time
1874
Sixth Race - Beaten allowances
seven-eishths mile. Tattlar won, Hick.
DRY jim second. Bonnie Prince third.
Time-l:3lt.
Seventh R,ce-Bsaten allowances
seven eightns mile. Lucy II. won,
Craftie second, Commander third.
Time-l:3l.
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here, there and everywhere, The vet.
eran Lip Pike, who had on . metro
politan uniform and was practiting,
upired the game satisfactorily. AZ.
tendance, 1000, Score:
Metropolitans IL 00l0eO8 3-1I
Cleveland ......-l 0lO0Oll- s
Earned runs--Mets, 10; Cleveland,
l. Two bsse hits-Ra ilord, O'Brien
2, Orr. First on bals-Radf,rd 2.
Hankipsrn, Gu Imam, stncker, Nc
Kesn, Mann. First on errors-Mets,
2; Cleveland, 2 ruck out-Mets, 8;
Cleveland, 2. Wild pitch-Ousb man
l Passed balls Donohus l. Time
OF game-Two hours and ten minutes.
Umpire-P,ke.
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The Na,iossI disease Dov.es.

Hundreds OF 20 called dis ,a,es
under various names are the result OF
indigestion, and when this one trouble
Is removed the others vanish. The
BEST known remedy for indigestion,
according to thousands Of testimonials
l.. ons t'at has been used In the
United Safes for more than fifty years
-BsASDRErH's Pills. These Pills
VIII cure she worst form Of Indigestion
or dy'pep'ia and by their use the
national disease 10 essiy conquered.
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PittsburE After Ward.

PrrTsBuso, Pa, July ls.-The Pitts
burg Baseball Ulub IL anxious to Sc
cure John Ward. Of the New Yorks,
to captain their team. To that eud
President Nimick wired President Day
this afternoon fer ing 5000 Tor Wards
release. IL Is understood that Pitts.
burg is willing to trsds Bmkley for
Ward aud will give 1900 iuto the bar.
gain, II the Nav York management
refuses the cash offer made tocay,
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Ssshvi,i- a. Birm,ssham 4.


BIRxIssHAs, ALA, July lS.-Agaln
the Nasbvles start Of winners over
the local ball team. Th,y took the
game This altar oon by the scors Of 4
tol. Their playirgS.s rather listlets
but was c'o.e 10 every particular.
Base is-Naabv,lls, TO- Birmingham,
10. r rors-Na'hville, z; BlrmlDg
ban, 81. Srlck out By Kelley, q;
Webu.S The work Of Bu,ks, Nasn-
villt's short stop, was TIE best thing In
the game Ga, Of fourteen opportu-
mites be mAde one very oxcuBable
error.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
IDIIOR MARTINS POSITION.
An E1pIssssies OF Isl. Conduct
Toward kditer Leud.
To N. Edltor Of the Appsali

To the Editor OF the Appeals
JAoE,os. Mrss., July ls-SIR: The
friends Of Rodsrick GAmbfell la IN 9
place have heretofore read your arii.
cles In regard 10 bis assassination aud
ss,ociate subj scts with appreciation,
and have felt themselves bound TO
you BY ties Of gratitude for your earn
90, appeals In behalf o. jistics. In
two particulars, however, they think
You have pursusd an erroneous oourse,
and a. they believe that this arose
iom an insufficient acquaintancs with
The iull facts aud circumstances,
deem II bul right TO lay ihose iae,s be.
fore y1a, and thus afford you a. op
Dor u1itJ 70 correct any mistakes you
might have made Yo1r Arst err li
vas 10 al actieg the district q tornsy
N. Miller, Tor asting for q chans,
Of venue In this case. such q ihlng
though new In Mississippi Isrispru
deuos, 10 by no means unbssid "A
This state ask.d for snoh change 4
| the case a the State W. Albert Beau
mont The motion wAs argued In b
ball Of the Stats By nolsss . lAwys
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
HUGH B. CULLEN,
Real Estate Agent,
No. 4 Madison Street,
Telephone NO. 7S7 20 Memphis. Tenn
Property for sale in all parts City and County,
Purchasers are requested 10 call and inspect lists
Parties desiring 10 sell Invited property
Rent Collecting Specially.
ton. Information ohesfuly lono address 'N
HUGH B.
HUGH B. CUL
No. Madison street, Memphis, Tenn
matters were at such an issue that

ma'tsrs were at such an issue that
they must be stopped. You have a
right to look at.t this ne u choose,
but l wanted you to know all the facts
before finally forming your judg.
ment. l also desired TO pro-
test against Your accusing Martin
OF murderons intentions when he
had none. Your paper has do such
sterling work Tor ths tight, that II ia
a matter OF regret flr us al TO see IL do
the le@t iDjur,ice TO any one. For
this persrn / hope that you may SEQ
nj to rectiiy the wrongs you have un-
Willingly done Yous truly.
7. ID. MARSHALL,
OF counsel for tho prosecution In the case of
Mississippi W. Hamilton at al,
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Tire Rnilrs.sl Sissi ~.

TT. Tnonas, osrARIo, July Is The
remains Of ell the victims Of the recent
railroad disaster here have been lden.
ti6ed. The injured are all doing we'll
Except Mrs. Zsland, whose condition
10 very critical. IL is row kno .n that
from 100 10 20 peuoos wsre injursd
by The explosion. TIE physicisns' Of.
hcss and the drug shops are crowded
with patients, aud many persons seen
ON the streets h,ve their heads, necks
or haI d bandaprd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19
Hay Fever

ia an inhsmed condition OF the lining
membrane Of the nostrils, tear ducts
and throat, affecting the lungs. An
avid mucous 10 secreted, the dis.
chags Is accompanied with a burn.
ing sensation. There are severe
spasms Of tneezlng, frequent attacks
OF headache, watery and ind ,med
eye. Elys Cream Balm Ia q remedy
tina, eau bs Dope lded upon to quickly
relieve and cnre. 30 cents NJ drug.
gisiA; by mail, registered, COO. Ely
Bros., 2S6 Greenwich street, New
YoIk,
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Psnsd.ipni., ist Ds,roit, Q.

PuiLADHLPuIA, Pa, July IS Tho
Pnilli,s y aged al round the big men
from Deiroii { dsy AMI won a. they
pleased by n score OF ~ 10 2. Weld.
man was found for total Of 81 bases,
aud nine Of the twelve runs were
earned % hi pitching Carey pitched
q steadily effective game. ScJre:
PHILADELPHIA 32100a3 liz
Detroit. 600 5000 =
E,ned runs-Philadelphta, 9; De-
troi', !. Two base hits-Andfe W,
Bufintop, Carey, Twltchell. Home
runs-wood, 2; Fogariy. Double
play-Posarly and Mcclure, Mulvey
and Bss,ian. First on balls-wood,
Pogsrty, Hanlon, Briody, Brouthers
HIT Fogafty, farrar, Broutben. First
on errors-PniIa ielpuia, 4; Detroit, 2
Struck out - Richardson, Hanlon
Passed balls - McGui'e, 2. wilt
pilches-Oasey, l Weidmsp,l 1. Tim,
Two hours. Umpire Sullivan.
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Metropolitan. ~, CLEVELAND. ..

STATES ISLAND, n. Y, July is.-Ths
MetropoliiHns beat the Olsvslands easi.
" today. Toe home players showed
up In fne form alter their Western
trip and were pleasantly greeted when
they appeared on tbs Geld. The game
vas quite exciting up 10 the eighth
inning, whom the Nets go. on 70"
Morison's curves and battsd them
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19

Summsry-Esrned runs-Charles.
ton, /: New Orleans, 2. Two base
hits-HlSss, CoicoraD. Three bise
hits Williams, Oampau, Wells. To-
tsl-Chsilsston, 10; New 0he,ns, IL.
Left on bnes-Orsr eston, y; New o.
leanr, s. Bsses stolsn-Oharlestop, 2;
New 0flears 1. Struck out-By
Smith, z Powell, 8 Fist base on
ballt-Nev O,ha1e,2 Wild pitches
Smith. 2; Ppuel 8. Paced balls-
Grady. Tine Of game-Oae hour and
foriy.five mibu e. Unpire-Hanglsr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-19

The genuine Browns Ginger 10
known TO do Its work. Why lose time
In expeIimentingf Ia cholera and
cramps time Is short. Fred Brown,
PHILADELPHIA, 1922.
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DIS ,0UTlON.

THE Arm OF h W. GEM A 90 "a. Al,
solved On yuJ lfssf, b. mutlAi con
sent T.. =, Men hsu ng Il lisbiiities,
and lens sathofts tisp TIE arm bams
In tgoidAtion N, KENDlu,
July IS lss1. son VI, CiRHgN.
- heisr ins 10 the Al. n, Kan.
dig sill COSTUME the Boa, n ,,ins,s. a,
No. al fieni ftrest, upli,,. ia his own
account ana rlsE.
July "a lo1. IA. ERNDfO,
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DIED.

O'LOuaHLlN-M residences. No. u Mar.
bet street. July H. 1877 II 3o'cioch . N :,
JuLii u'LousLis isei II Jears AMI IL days.
Funeral will tSks place ron ~. Peter,
Church this TUESDAY, morning at 9ig
o'eiosk. Frisbs Of the family are Invited.
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Assis pslL. Laughter Of "a. v. and o. D.
ksssr, Assd . months and II days. lNsv
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DETROIT, Mlca., July ls.-Chsries
Bald wiu, pitcher Of the Dstroit club.
has been suspended indefi 1jtely with.
out pay, for Indifferent playing. He
arrived from the East today.
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wAsHIsorJs, Juy ls.-The Pitts
burg club ouiplsyed the wsshingtons
at all points today and won q well
played game by score Of 4 TO 2. This
defeat puls the WIS inslons back In
seventh place, the P,t,sburgs nov
holding siItb position by q email per-
oentage. Score:
Washington .-....i 5000 1000-i
Pittsbufg ...,....".O | COOS 00I-4
Famed uns-Washington, 1; Pitts
burg, 8 Two bsss hiis-Kuahne, Car
roll (Piltsbnrs), Re cher. Home run
Hines. ID ubls play-Barkley and
Knehne. Fret on balls - Hines,
OBrien, Whitney. Fret on errors
Washington, I P,tsburs, I. Struck
out-D Innelly, 2 Gilmore, 81 sm IN,
2; Wtilne,, I Posed ball-Caroll,
/. Wild pubic lpore, l. Time
One hour and foriy hae minutes. Um-
pire-D jssche'.
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Nc Hafued.

Boris, MAS, jay ls.-Today's In.
dianapo.is. b lston bal game was post.
poned on tccou & Of rain.
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BKIsHhEz,R was weighed In the bal.
ance and found wanting. But Mana
in 10 always full weight.
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Ms HkshY scHUALEs, Of Asblan J,
Ky ssys her dsugbler was cured OF
catarrhal deafness ~ La Gu pi.a.
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.inee 4 your . itrlbAss with them.
lheerr 70 and hearty good -iil II our oom.
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July Sgt
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ST. Lrum, Mo.-rne sunday Law
viii be tested before Judge Valiant
Friday.
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DOsRD-Fors sntI.nan and -Ilst private
- iamilJ and eastern part Of eily pre-
hadress Et0." thI. egs..